Mom slammed for reason she's crushing daughter's dreams: "Breaks my heart"
When she told her she could no longer compete, her daughter "cried and cried and cried, locking herself in her room, refusing to eat."
Zelensky wants "complete isolation" from 2024 Olympics for Russia, Belarus
The International Olympic Committee is considering allowing athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete under strict neutrality guidelines.
Is 'The Swimmers' based on a true story? Netflix film origins explained
"The Swimmers" follows sisters Yusra and Sara Mardini who flee war-torn Syria as refugees and make their way to Europe, hoping to enter the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Cobi Jones: Being part of the U.S squad wasn't always easy
USNMT legend Cobi Jones shares his experiences at the World Cup in this original essay.
Britney Spears, Elton John share new acoustic version of "Hold Me Closer"
John posted a video—featuring U.S. Olympic skater Nathan Chen—of the stripped-down track online.
Olympian Nathan Chen says teamwork is a "core focus" of his new memoir
Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen is releasing a memoir next month that reflects on his figure skating career.
"The Redeem Team" is a tribute to Kobe Bryant and his overlooked legacy
Nearly three years after Bryant's death, director Jon Weinbach talked to Newsweek about documenting the 2008 U.S. Men's Basketball Team's road to redemption.
Bronze Medal From First Modern Olympics To Be Auctioned
The medal was handed down for generations within the same family and was gathering dust in a drawer.
Brittney Griner Sentenced to 9 Years in Russian Prison for Drug Smuggling
The WNBA basketball star was also fined 1 million rubles (approximately $16,300) by the Russian court.
Conservatives Slam California Policies After Kim Glass Pipe Attack
Conservatives used the attack on the Olympic volleyball star as an excuse to criticize California policies on crime.
How to Bid on Ryan Lochte's Olympic Swimming Medals Placed Into Auction
When asked why Lochte would part with his medals, he said they're just sitting in his "closet collecting dust."
'Cruelty Is the Point': Tearful Megan Rapinoe Blasts Roe v. Wade Decision
"I have zero faith that my rights will be upheld by the Court," the Olympic gold medalist for soccer said.
Swim Group Issues Statement After Anita Alvarez Fainted, Saved by Coach
"Watching yesterday's medical emergency of our 2x Olympian Anita Alvarez was heartbreaking for our community," Team USA Artistic Swimming wrote on Thursday.
'I'm a Beach Volleyball Champion—Title IX Was Life-Changing'
"It's hard to fathom the idea of not being introduced to sports, let alone allowed to play, or that sports weren't offered because of your sex.
'Title IX Moved Mountains for Women—But There's So Much More to Do'
"It's important for me to be an ally and voice to make sure every girl who wants it has the opportunity to participate in sport."
Transgender Swimming Ban Praised by Former Olympic Athletes
World swimming's governing body has banned transgender women from competing in women's events if they have experienced any part of male puberty.
Transgender Swimmers Restricted From Top Women's Races: FINA
The swimming federation did say, however, that any transgender woman who transitioned before age 12 would be eligible.
China's Eileen Gu Enrages Nationalists by Taking U.S. Olympics Role
The California-born skiing sensation, who competed for China at the Beijing Winter Olympics, says she's American when stateside and Chinese when in China, but some find this hard to accept.
Putin's Rumored Girlfriend Sanctioned by EU
The former gymnast rumored to be the mistress of the Russian leader was included in the new sanctions the EU imposed on Russia.
Site of 1996 Olympic Event Burns Down; Bomb Investigation Launched
The Ocoee Whitewater Center was built to host events such as kayaking and canoeing during the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics.
Putin's Rumored Mistress Seen in Public for First Time Since War Began
For years rumors have circulated about an alleged relationship between Vladimir Putin and Alina Kabaeva, who has been dubbed "Russia's First Mistress" and the "Secret First Lady."
Dwayne Johnson Threatened With Cease-and-Desist by Megan Rapinoe
The soccer star said The Rock's XFL football league's new logo looks too much like the branding used by the company co-owned by her fiancée.
Why I'm Proud to Support Trans Athletes like Lia Thomas
I'm proud to be one of more than 300 NCAA, Team USA and Olympic swimmers who signed an open letter from Schuyler Bailar and Athlete Ally in support of Lia Thomas and all transgender and nonbinary swimmers.
How Queen Elizabeth II Ensured Famous James Bond Scene Was Authentic
For her cameo in a film shown at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Queen Elizabeth II gave the production team a tip to make it feel more authentic.
China Denies Reports It Asked Russia to Delay Invasion Until After Olympics
"Such behaviors of diverting attentions and shifting blames are very despicable," said China's Foreign Ministry.
'Neutral' Russian Athletes Can Compete in Paralympics, Can't Receive Medals
The International Paralympic Committee has also suspended all events in Russia and Belarus until further notice.
Vladimir Putin's Black Belt Revoked by International Taekwondo Organization
Vladimir Putin, a self-admitted judo connoisseur, had his honorary title suspended one day after another martial arts organization revoked his status.
IOC Calls for Worldwide Ban on All Russian, Belarusian Athletes
The ban is the latest move by the International Olympic Committee in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Kremlin Bristles at Criticism of Olympic Coaches: Toughness 'Key' to Wins
International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach joined others in criticizing Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva's entourage after her poor performance.
China Is Holding My Uyghur Mother Prisoner. Will Biden Say Her Name?
It's a relatively small act for the leader of the free world to say the name Gulshan Abbas. It could change the course of my mother's life.